Sentence examples for face of aging from inspiring English sources

While we cannot avoid mutations, it may be possible to sustain our tissues' natural and effective system of defense, even in the face of aging or harmful exposures.

And it yields only in the face of aging, which forces us to confront the humbling, myth-busting reality that parents have multiple emotional priorities.

But most states, like Pennsylvania, Maine, and West Virginia, have largely punted on the issue, leaving them with a patchwork of public and private colleges in the face of aging demographics and shrinking financial resources.

Among the experts Leon R. Kass, chairman of the President's Council on Bioethics from 2002 to 2005 and the public face of aging issues, cites an almost Shakespearean tidbit: only those people with three or more daughters or daughters-in-law have a better than 50-50 chance of not finishing their lives in a nursing home.

The conflict in BiH had exposed the cracks beyond the face of aging buildings at the UN (renovated since).

Primer, as it appears, becomes a useful weapon in the face of aging skin and a dull complexion.

Jep is gentle, kind, attractive, and also a coward who smirks hopelessly, through the Botox, in the face of ageing.

Sluggish economic growth in the face of ageing popualtions is one reason; but another is that societal problems do not fit neatly into national boundaries.

The message referred to the conventional wisdom here that conservative older women put into office the governing Law and Justice Party and the Kaczynski brothers — the famous twins with the round faces of aging cherubs who are prime minister and president.

Or what about the athlete who, inevitably, has to face the toll of aging?

Feminists were not supposed to reveal such feminine frailty in the face of ageing it seemed.